Farm to Markets: Innovative Data Sources Enhance Agriculture Freight Connectivity - Freight Demand Modeling and Data Improvement Implementation Support
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Farm to Markets: Innovative Data Sources Enhance Agriculture Freight Connectivity - Freight Demand Modeling and Data Improvement Implementation Support

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      In South Dakota, freight growth is closely linked to agricultural production. Recent advancements in plant genetics and technology have boosted production of many of the State’s key crops. The South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) takes the movement of agricultural goods into consideration as it invests in expanding and improving transportation infrastructure across the State. However, the dynamic nature of the industry has complicated the use of agricultural data in transportation system decision-making. Given the importance of agricultural products to the State, SDDOT sought and received assistance from the Second Strategic Highway Research Program (SHRP2) C20 program to conduct research on a framework to allow data on agriculture output to better inform transportation planning. This project’s goals include: (1) Obtain an understanding of agricultural trends and issues in South Dakota; (2) Obtain an awareness of existing data sources used in the State’s agriculture industry; (3) Develop an approach to integrate agricultural and transportation data sources; (4) Test and evaluate the approach in a real-world location; and (5) Document the replicability of the approach for use in other agriculture scenarios and locations.
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